DoorDash says some customers' details accessed by 'unauthorized party'

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DoorDash says some customers' details accessed by 'unauthorized party'
DoorDash on Thursday said the personal details of some customers and drivers had been accessed by an "unauthorised party" in a phishing attack on a third-party vendor. The US food delivery firm said details accessed included order and partial payment card information, email, delivery address and ...

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